Bedfordshire County Football League

Midweek wins for Biggleswade United and Southill Alexander.

Tonight's action saw Biggleswade United move themselves up to fourth spot in the Premier Division supported by Sportsform league table with a 6-0 home win over bottom of the table Westoning Recreation Club, a brace of goals from Byn Williams saw United lead 2-0 at the break, before in the second period the tally was added to by Carl Fletcher, David Parker and Jack Gabbitas twice to take United to their fourth home win on the bounce and leave the visitors still searching for their first away win of the season.

Meanwhile just down the road at The Carlsberg Stadium, Southill Alexander came up with only their second home win of the season and their first win in 10 outings with a 5-2 victory over Renhold United, who have now lost their last four games.

United were to take the lead five minutes into the contest via Damion Quigley but just eight minutes later an own goal from Kevin Evans had matters level at 1-1 which remained the scoreline at the break.The second half however was to belong to the home side with Bradley O'Donovan claiming hero status with a hat-trick inside 13 minutes to race them 4-1 ahead, he struck first after 55 minutes to give The Bishops the lead for the first time in the contest and just eight minutes later after United's Paul McKeaveney had upended Matty Pye in the penalty box he cooley slipped the resulting spot kick passed Marvin Green to take the scoreline up to 3-1 before collecting his hat-trick in the 68th minute via a near post header.

United's Sean Gilbert with a free kick from 25 yards out on 79minutes reduced the arrears to 4-2 until David Kane completed the night's scoring five minutes later with the supply ball coming for none other than hero man O'Donovan .

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Premier Division supported by Sportsform

Oakley Sports were to maintain their quest for their first ever Premier Division supported by Sportsform league title by netting a 6-1 home win over AFC Kempston Town. Ashley Banks setting them on the way with the opening strike, but by half-time Scott Tallentire had levelled matters up for The Town. The second half however was to belong to the home side, Stuart Kelly having played the opening half in goal after Ricky Holmes had been taken ill prior to kick off scoring a hat-trick, Holmes having watched from the bench feeling well enough to go between the posts for the second period, James Cooper weighed in with the other two goals.

Wilshamstead meantime were taking their unbeaten ways to six games with a 3-0 home victory over Renhold United. Michael Jones netting first after 20 minutes before Paul Jones made it 2-0 just 15 minutes later, the points then finally sealed with a third goal from Colin Marshall on the hour mark... More